Sentences with phrase «about your book marketing efforts»

Before asking you about your book marketing efforts, I want to share your comment about your new memoir.
If you tell your family and friends about your book marketing efforts, you may find they even offer to help you!

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Trident will also make recommendations to our clients on how they can think about improving their social media presence and look to online efforts to market / promote their books.
We've been writing about video book trailers and our own experiences creating videos as part of our book marketing and platform building efforts.
As an author, I published my book about a month ago and am pleasantly surprised to find a hand full of copies are selling to people I don't know, with little marketing effort by me.
Conferences can also help your book marketing and book publicity efforts as they are another way to spread the word about your book.
The commercial eBooks are from Digital Pulp Publishing, presenting a wide and eclectic array bringing independent access to the broad open market through the efforts of many publishers; and also great numbers of additional books, perhaps totalling ~ 100,000 by July 4, from eBooks About Everything.
As we've discussed, book marketing is no longer about lonely book signings and time - consuming schlepps to beg every store in town to carry your book — taking your marketing online (while not appropriate for EVERY book / subject matter) offers you the opportunity to reach a wide audience with only a moderate input of time and effort.
She publishes a book about every 7 months and is making a nice full - time living as an author because she's very proactive with marketing her work, and she's participating in a lot of multi-author boxed sets and anthologies, as well as joint author promotional efforts.
HarperCollins needs to create buzz about its books and step up its marketing efforts.
In this 47 minute interview, we dig deep into Chris's philosophy of using Social Media to market and sell books, spend time talking about matching your marketing efforts to the reality of your writing career and spend some time talking about social networks that aren't Facebook and Twitter.
So I can not say this enough, do your homework and be specific about what you expect from your book marketing efforts.
Instead of hoping that potential readers hear about your book, with Author Agency's Marketing Solutions you can make an effort to promote your book and build an audience.
My favorite presenter at the recent Inc. 500/5000 conference was Guy Kawasaki, who offered an informative session about cultivating and maintaining «enchantment» in your customers or clients, so perhaps this series of posts in which I summarize those points and discuss how they are applicable for us at Outskirts Press will also help you apply the information to your own entrepreneurial efforts (starting a business, running a company or yes, even marketing a published book).
Two things really stand out for me here: Heather invested time and effort to learn about book marketing, then she worked hard to apply what she learned.
For those of you who are just starting to think about using video in your book marketing efforts, I thought I'd share some of what I've learned about the PC - user hardware and software involved so that you don't have to start from scratch.
Marketing is most effective when your efforts reach many people in your specific target audience who don't already know about your book.
You also need a lot of time learning about the whole publication process; and effort in establishing distribution channels for your book and marketing it.
Our services try to consolidate your marketing efforts into one platform by offering an easy interface for you to fill in information about you and your books.
Early marketing efforts should focus on the author's existing fan base, as these readers are not only easier to convince to read a book, but more likely to become emissaries for that book: recommending it to their friends, blogging about it, and adding it to Goodreads lists.
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